We covered the color trends we saw in textiles in our last post; today, we look at the most prominent hues we spotted in home decor color trends during Maison et Objet. Continuing the trending of mossy green, cinnamon, mustard yellow and soft rose hues we pointed out in the previous post, the products were on point in the renowned Paris tradeshow. Olsson et Jensen had all four of these colors in their new tabletop introductions (shown above), the table setting a lovely illustration of our finds in glass, ceramics and wood.
Home Decor Color Trends at Maison et Objet
These sexy dining chairs in the Triss stand nailed the mossy shades of green we are seeing now.
Not only were the products within the Tsimoka Madagascar Handicraft booth on-point with our home decor color trends, they have a wonderful story as a collective of Malagsy artisans. They support craftsmen and women living in the villages near Antananarivo, supporting more than 200 hamlets and improving the living conditions of its inhabitants by providing food, housing and schooling. The products they produce are also eco-friendly.
Munna always satisfies our desire for luxury, not only in the hand of the lush upholstery fabrics they use to cover their seating, but because they go the distance with detailing. Their products matched our forecasting perfectly this year. In the Meloday and Olympia booth were counter stools (above) and their Fringe chair was in Ginger & Jagger.
The Olympia armchair by Munna in a lovely pale mossy green is among our home decor color trends.
The Icona is one of the playful cuckoo clocks produced by Diamantini Domeniconi, shown here in a bright mustardy yellow that is truly on trend for our color forecasting. Made of lacquered wood, it was designed by Giovanni Levanti.
Le Comptoir des Teintures had some remarkable fabrics in their stand in a number of the shades that included this intermingling of rose tones.
Karpa had mossy greens under the table, this organically designed Amazónia table made of resin reinforced with fiberglass has a verdigris lacquered finish. It was stunning in person!
We spotted mustard and rose hues in Herdmar’s utensils with colorful handles that bring a kicky feel to a table setting.
We spotted mustard and rose hues in Herdmar’s utensils with colorful handles that bring a kicky feel to a table setting and land squarely in our home decor color trends for this year.
Anke Drechsel introduced these lovely poofs at Maison et Objet, the top one on point for this color trend piece. These lush beauties were such a draw, the Anke Drechsel stand was filled with people lounging on top of them!
We’ve followed the stellar rise of Nanimarquina for many years. Their introductions in January included these rugs in mossy greens and dusky rose tones.
Our green trends included this collection of bowls by Julia Knight that have irregular shapes and raw edges for a stunning organic feel.
Marc Polderman means it when he says “Live Life Large!” His Lounge Bora Bora introduced in the Aangenaam XL stand beckons, especially after a full day on our feet at Maison et Objet!
Casta Nova’s table was set with lovely shades of green during the show, pieces in their new Crystal and Pearl collections bringing warmth to their stand.
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We hope you’ve enjoyed this survey of lively hues we found in Paris. Stop back for other trend posts as time moves along.
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